Congratulations @appleblossom on your successful interview. Thanks also for posting details on your interview as it's very useful for us. Wish you the best on your endeavors.
So quick update from me, had our interviews today and we were approved, hurrah! So just waiting for our passports to come back but seems to be super quick at the moment, so hopefully they'll be here in plenty of time for our flights on 29th.
Our interview slot was 10.30am, we got there at 10am and the queue wasn't that big. But we went and asked where to go as we knew IV appointments were usually sent straight in, which is exactly what happened (much to do the disgust of the people in the queue….not very British at all of us to queue jump!). We then got sent to the citizens line to check in so were in very quickly.
We didn't get seen until about 11.45am, we were called up to the window and asked for various documents, did biometrics and had the officer check a few things i.e. birth dates etc. Spent about 10 minutes there before sitting back down for another half an hour. Then got called up for the actual interview which took maybe 30 seconds! Two questions - 'what do you do for a job' and 'will you be continuing in the same field once you move to the US'. That was it, we were told we were approved, the lovely consular officer said 'congratulations' and off we went.
Two things I'd say for anybody waiting for their interview - firstly make sure you read the instructions really carefully. Whilst we were sat there waiting, two people were sent away with green slips as they only had copies of documents that they were supposed to have originals of. And secondly, bring a book as you could be waiting a while!
Good luck all, hope you all have equally positive news soon.
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